Latvia wants to block possible infiltration routes for enemy forces on the border with Belarus and Russia, according to Commander of the National Guard, Kaspars Pudans. Pudans, discussing the ...

Latvia plans to extend its enhanced security measures along the border to Belarus up to the middle of next year, the Interion Ministry announced in Riga on Wednesday. The move comes in response to ...

Latvia’s government agreed to close one of two border checkpoints used by cars with Belarus after a surge of attempts by migrants to enter the Baltic country.

Latvia, which shares a border of about 172km (106 miles) with Belarus – a close ally of Russia – accuses the neighbour and its ruler, President Alexander Lukashenko, of deliberately bringing ...

Latvia, Poland and Lithuania, all NATO and EU members, have faced a mass immigration crisis since 2021 as thousands of Middle Eastern and West African migrants crossed into the countries via Belarus.

Latvia has announced plans to enhance border protection measures along its frontier with Belarus. ... Latvia to bolster border with Belarus 09.08.2023 16:00 ...

Starting Sunday, August 25, the Food and Veterinary Service (FVS) of Latvia has intensified the inspection of goods from Russia and Belarus at border checkpoints, reports Delfi. The intensified ...

Latvian authorities bolstered security at the border with Belarus as the Baltic nation accused its eastern neighbor of organizing migrant crossings over the frontier.

VILNIUS - Latvia’s defence minister ordered the army to help guard the Baltic country’s border with Russian ally Belarus on Tuesday, after 96 attempts by illegal immigrants to cross in 24 hours.

A second Estonian policing unit departed for Latvia on Monday to assist the Latvian border guard in stopping the flow of migrants crossing into the European Union from Belarus. Migrants, mostly from ...

Latvian border guard service asked for army and police assistance to guard the border with Belarus on Tuesday, after 96 attempts to cross illegally in 24 ...

Amnesty added that Latvia's treatment of migrants from Belarus stood in stark contrast to its "swift mobilisation" to provide refuge for more than 35,000 Ukraine migrants.